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You usually do not run this device at 50 watt tdp. I unlocked the tdp to infinite and manually disabled the fan. Of course you temperatures will rise under those circumstances.

RetroBat uses EmulationStation, so yes. This is exactly why I made this video :) The ROMs and eumlators can be anywhere on your system and you can do a symbolic link into EmulationStation

I do not use it at all. I uploaded the video because it was requested by the community. You can open the screen by 180 degree, so that it is completely flat. So in theory you can hold the device like a book and rotate it by 90 degree. for some sketches it might be good enough. Also I know someone who generally prefers a stylus over using a finger for touch inputs.

Unfortunately not. I am also eagerly awaiting the next update.

Nice :) I expect the results to be way better now since my video is quite old.

Disk version.

@@mystechry disk, as you mean, physical disk?

@@vinshertatama6432 BLJM is the physical disk release. NPJB is the PS Network releaase. You need BLJM

It is the old one but the interiors are the same

it is an RTSS config ;) You can get it in the GPD Discord under #tools. It's Brother Chenwk's Overlay.

Oh, interesting gift. Keep it, it might be worth a lot as a collectors item :P

Hey, all I can tell you about that topic is what you see in this video. I am by no means a music producer and just tested the program because someone else requested it. I did some light video cutting on the go with just the built in controls once. That did work. Not perfectly but it did work. I guess it all comes down to how much you are willing to adapt to the device.

@@mystechry appreciate your reply did the cursor feel slow in mouse mode?

@@Moblinmobus You can hold a trigger to make it go faster. Mouse mode is not the best, however if you use an app like "Everything Handheld tools" or an other program that can map any gamepad input to nkeys/mouse, then you have the full freedom to make the mouse move as fast as you like

Great. You will need ciph ray's auto tdp for the 8840u.

@@mystechry yepp i am in the channel and started using it! thanks

Yes, it is still in progress but slow. Many things have already been done since the last update but doing all the graphics is quite time intensive.

@@mystechry is there by any chance for Basara 4 translations as well?

@@vinshertatama6432 No, only Sumeragi. The translators are struggling with that one already because it is a lot of work to do.

Oh, ok. I'm just asking, 'cause I don't really know the differences between two games since I can't play it on my pc.

@@vinshertatama6432 Basara 4 is not like 3. Basara 3 had a much superior story mode compared to Utage. sumeragi is 100% 4 with some extra. so go with sumeragi if you can :)

Great. For me the 6800u requires that fan mod, else you can not use it comfortably

PTM is a must for all my handhelds now. So easy to apply and free tdp.

Actually it is quite easy. It runs well on RPCS3. 1. Use the Disc version of the game 2. Get the mod 3. Overwrite the game files with the mod -> Enjoy

I do not plan to get a 8840u unit. The difference is even smaller than 6800u vs 7840u. It is almost non-existing. RAM seems to be a bit more stable but I never had issues with 7500mhz on my 7840u unit.

I strongly recommend you try to do the same thing. I am confident you will be happy with the results and get more power out of your Win Max 2.

I suck at apply thermal paste. So I'm curious, you will probably get better results than me doing it in better way. The thermal pad I did use on the SSDs, it works great for ssd. I modified my win max 2 case to have thin copper heatsink on back, instead of that plastic cover for the m.2 2230

This is strange. The PTM is not regular thermal pad but special material that becomes liquid one it gets reasonably warm. Also pretty much everyone on the GPD Discord agrees that ptm is the best thermal solution for GPD products. You must have been an issue with your PTM probably. Anyways, I can sustain >40w with my Max 2 and even above 30w there is not much to gain, if at all. So no, I will not use any other thermal paste on my Max 2. The difference should be not much anyways as long as you use a good paste

Sorry, no.

No, unfortunately this is only a Windows script. For Linux check this: github.com/ShadowBlip/OpenGamepadUI This is the best you can get for Linux. I don't thibk it has auto tdp but with 7840u and above I do not use auto-tdp anyways. It's way less important with more recent APUs.

Since the Win 3 GPD has improved. Before that, I did not consider GPD any good. None of my devices since then had issues. I use GPD devices exclusively as my main driver for many hours each day since then. If you are from the EU, you can order from DragonBox and get 2 years of German warranty and support. DragonBox ships worldwide but if you are from the US, there might be better options regarding support for you.

20x30mm is already bigger than the APU. You are save to go with that one.

Probably not unfortunately. It did not even fully support the 7840u. However I am not using or missing this tool any more. The 7840u is way more efficient than the 6800u Max 2, taking into consideration the total system power draw. Also it feels less greedy. So I do not think this tool is as much required any more than it was with the 6800u.

You can set the temperature limit in the BIOS to 90 or less if you are not comfortable with high temperatures. It is mainly the battery that does not like super high temperatures. In the case of the video, it does not hurt. The CPU is rated for 100 degree C and it can handle this. It is not like I run at those temperatures all the time. with my 7840u unit I pretty much never increase tdp above 24w. I would not recommend to have the system running super hot all the time, but for some spikes and tests this is not a problem.

@@mystechry thank you for clarification

Yeah, I know. It's way too loud in this one. I do not use music in my more recent videos.

@@mystechry you hurt me...... daddi.

Sorry for the late reply. Here is a new link. All the descriptions have been updated discord.com/invite/fJgV93whRp

Easily

In the channel 'early translation beta testing' check the pinned messages (top right)

What do you mean? If yours does not work, there are websites for one time throw away SMS ;) You can make a new throw away Discord account with such a number

Woah, 10 fps for just a ptm mod is huge. You must have had bad luck with your stock thermal paste. Thanks for sharing this. I'm always happy to hear such positive results :)

@@mystechry Yeah I'm also planning to apply the same mod on the G1 egpu since the noise is bothering me quite a bit. Might even be able to go 120w mode afterwards.

@@CheeseOfMasters120w is not worth it. If the noise bothers you, sell itand buy the new one with the 6w hardware switch. I might give that an other chance. The original 2023 model was way to loud for me.

Probably not. Test it :)

You need to join the Discord of the translators here: discord.com/invite/NnWPnEm9PY

Yes, there is pressure sensitivity. For drawing I use the open source app Krita. I am not an artist, so any pen that works will do for me. Just make sure that the pen is pressure sensitive. It must be compatible with the Microsoft surface. Lenovo pens do not work. the on I use was <20€, so just give one a try :)

Yes. 6800 and 7840u

Do you mean shorter video clips for each benchmark? Can do that next time.

1) I agree and I said that I would (most likely) take the hall stick variant of sticks if both were available Regarding Dead zone: My Xbox Series controller ha pretty much no dead zone. Maybe that will change over time and I need to set a bigger one once the stick wears out a bit. 2) Yes, drift was always an issue but not so much of an issue that the majority of controllers were broken after a few years. We could say the same about built in batteries. Regarding 8bitdo: The Ultimate and all the nice newer Gamecube variants have the issue that they only pair with PC in Switch mode and Xinput with the dongle. At least I have tested those last year during the Gamescom and did not find a way to enable Xinput bluetooth. 8Bitdo also claims on their website that they do not support Xinput via bluetooth. Of course, you can pair it in Switch mode and use Steam since Steam supports Switch controllers incl. gyro. I however play on GOG and emulation and do not want Steam as a middle ware. As a consequence a switch input bluetooth controller is not useful for me. If there is something I have overlooked that makes the controller to connect via Xinput over bluetooth, please tell me. I'd value hat a lot.

I 100% agree. I have no idea about CS:GO but I am sure that it makes a difference for a professional player. Most people however are not and we sould stop falling for high numbers if we do not reqquire it. There is so more that makes a good controller than input lag. That Rainbow 2 Pro for example has surely great features and the polling rate is <1ms according to the xinput tester. However it still feels super cheap compared to an Xbox series controller. Also the initial resistance of the sticks is much lower on the Xbox controller which makes aiming so much better. My aiming improved by a lot once I encountered a good stick for the first time in my life.

@@mystechry If I remember correctly the new Xbox Core controllers when used with the proprietary Xbox Series X|S wireless signal actually have further reduced input lag because they implemented a type of freesync with their 125hz polling rate to capture inputs at just the right time. If you're gaming on Windows it's possible the Xbox wireless dongle could lower latency of your controller.

​@@budthecyborg4575Yes, it has this proprietary anti lag technology. However on PC it seems that about 6ms is the lowest you can get via wire or dongle. For me that is enough and if I ever want the lower latency, I can use my long USB-C cable. Funnily enough, when testing the controller via USB-C cable, that xinput polling rate tester reports even a little more than 125hz. So wire seems to be really good for the XBOX controller

Good luck with Mario Party and other games that encourage you to kill your stick ;)

Thank the translators :)